Canon 10-EG Deluxe Gadget Bag

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Added to Cambags: 7 July 2014
Bag type: Shoulder
Capacity: 1 or 2 bodies, 3 lenses or more
Interior: 11 x 8.7 x 7.9 in (27.94 x 22.10 x 20.07 cm) (WxHxD)
Material: Exterior: Nylon withwater repellent urethane coating Interior: Fully padded
Colours: Black with Olive

About this bag

Rugged nylon, urethene coated for extra durability Weather-flapped top cover with genuine leather carrying handle. Lots of internal and outside pockets for professional use Built-in waist belt quickly tucks away behind a rear pouch. Well-arranged divider system for secure storage and easy access. Non-slip, detachable and adjustable shoulder strap. Tripod carrying straps

What fits inside

2 SLR camera bodies, 5-8 Lenses flash and accessories

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Since I've sold my tele-lens, there was no need to keep LowePro Flipside 300 backpack. Instead I got this one. Cheap, durable, large enough for my current gear. Good and strong arm strap, two large zip pockets on both sides, one zip pocket in the front as well, 2 smaller dividers, 2 large ones, and a horizontal divider with side velcros which lacked in most bags and backpacks that I've had or seen. There are two fasteners underneath the front pocket, for carrying a tripod or a monopod. The top cover has a zip all around, and a metal clip. Two inner net pockets for smaller and thinner items, are located under the top cover and inside the front pocket. This bag also has a waist strap (hidden behind a back cover), strong and wide, with a durable large clip (not visible on the photographs).

In the bag

1. Canon EOS 40D with BG-E2N battery grip. 2. Sigma 20-40mm f/2.8 EX DG Aspherical with reversed lend hood. 3. Pentacon auto 135mm f/2.8 MC 4. Canon 430EX Speedlite 5. Camera arm strap, by OP/TECH US 6. After re-organizing the bag, there's place for Pentacon f/4 200mm :) 7. Zip net pocket. Inside a pair of "winter gloves" with cut end tips for the ease control of camera triggers, buttons and switches. canon 40d

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I usually use a Lowepro Slingshot AW200 (purchased after reading here on Cambags the review), but since it's pretty big, I needed a smaller bag, easier to use while moving around the city and travelling for short holidays. So I went to camera shop to see what was available and then read a review about the candidate products. I bought the bag as I saw it and then discovered it is water repellent too (good to use in rainy days then!). About all the specs, I remind you to pic #2, but consider this: you can carry with you a lot of things, including a compact point and shoot camera (the one I used to take the pics!). It's very useful the belt clip, you can use even to attach the camera to a suitcase! About the price, I was very lucky: Average price is 100 EUR (150 USD), I spent 49 EUR (75 USD)!

What works

Seems small but the capacity is something incredible

Room for improvement

I cannot put my Canon BG-E2N Camera Grip!

In the bag

Canon EOS 40D with Canon Eyecup Extender EP-EX15 + Canon EF 28-135mm IS f/3.5-5.6 with Lens Hood EW-78B II fitted + Made Camera Armor for Canon 40D Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 USM Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II + ES-62 Lens Hood Tamron 24-70mm f/3.3-5.6 Canon 430EX Speedlite + 4 AA batteries 2x Canon BP-511A original Batteries + 1x Canon CB-5L with power chord (not pictured) Canon Powershot SD500 + case (not pictured) CF Memory Card case (contains up to 8 CFs) Camera rain protector; 1x 72mm filter pouch (contains up to 4 filters) 1x 72mm white balancer canon 40d